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EPISODE · May 12, 2025 · 16 MIN

The Food-Emotion Connection: How What You Eat Shapes How You Feel

from Fuller Living With Dr. Ashitey · host dr.ash2010

Have you ever felt anxious after a sugary snack? Or noticed you’re irritable when you skip a meal? That’s because what you eat doesn’t just fuel your body—it affects your mood, your energy, and your mental clarity.In this episode of Fuller Living, Dr. Ashitey explores the powerful connection between food and emotions. Discover how blood sugar spikes can trigger anxiety, how your gut health impacts serotonin (your “feel-good” chemical), and why certain nutrient deficiencies can leave you feeling down.But this isn’t just about what to avoid—it’s about what to add. Learn how to build a diet that supports emotional wellness without stress or restriction.Tune in to learn:How your gut and brain are directly connectedWhy balanced blood sugar means balanced moodWhich foods to include for better mental clarity and emotional resiliencePractical, realistic steps you can start todayYour relationship with food is also a relationship with yourself. Let’s make it a nourishing one.Listen now and discover how to eat for a clearer mind and a calmer mood.

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